Corrections and change log

CorrectionRepackz

Our payout-speed data held $500 a day as a firm withdrawal cap. Its withdrawal FAQ words it as a review trigger: past $500 in 24 hours a withdrawal “may be sent for review”. The cap is now marked as one that may apply.

CorrectionStadium Vault

The sports hub listed its sports as basketball, baseball and soccer, from its App Store listing. Its own pack pages also sell football packs at $15, $25, $50 and $100; football is now listed.

CorrectionPacks.com

The availability data still listed PayPal and bank transfer as confirmed ways to pay. Its help centre says “We don't currently support PayPal or bank transfers”, so only card, Apple Pay, Google Pay and crypto are held as confirmed; the homepage FAQ's wider list is shown as a conflicting statement.

Live figureCollector Crypt

Collector Crypt's stated expected value for its $50 Elite Pokémon pack re-read: $54.60, from $54.96 a day earlier. A second read minutes apart gave $54.59. The page recomputes it.

CorrectionBeezie

We labelled who owns a stored card as “only implied” by its terms. They say it outright: ownership of the asset “is transferred from the Seller to the purchaser of the Beezie NFT”. The row now reads “You, through the token”, with the terms' caveat that Beezie itself does not transfer legal ownership.

Live figureBeezie

Beezie's four machines showed “Paused” at about 11:00 UTC; at about 12:00 UTC each machine page read active again. Its sell-back note now says the 6% fee comes off the swap value shown, on the FAQ's wording.

SiteUnderdog RipsRipRip.io

ID-check readings added for Underdog Rips, from its terms (shipping is “subject to identity verification”), and for RipRip, from its FAQ (“A verification step is required the first time” you cash out). Underdog Rips had been marked as unread.

CorrectionArena Club

We said no One Piece price had been read. Its One Piece tab lists six packs: Bronze $25, Silver $50, Gold $100, Ruby $250, Emerald $500 and Diamond $1,000, the last marked sold out when read.

Correction

Our breaks data said Fanatics Live gives no shipping price. Its seller shipping policy does: $4.95, then $0.50 for each further item, within the US only.

Operator document

Payment methods article: from 14 October 2026 every collector must keep a credit card on file to bid, make an offer or check out. An unpaid invoice of $10,000 or less is charged to that card after its due date. Read a week before it takes effect.

CorrectionRipRip.io

We said its terms give no postal address. Their contact line gives one: Hunkins Waterfront Plaza, Main Street, Charlestown, Nevis.

CorrectionCollector Crypt

We said its docs do not say whether the chances move. They describe two kinds of machine: one re-solves the Uncommon and Rare chances on every pack, the other keeps its odds and lets the expected value drift. They do not say which kind each public pack is.

Live figureSlabz

Slabz's average pull value for its $25 Pokémon pack re-read: $27.61, from $27.51 a day earlier. The page recomputes it.

CorrectionPacks.com

We listed PayPal and ACH among its payment methods, from its homepage FAQ. Its help centre says it does not currently support PayPal or bank transfers; the review now shows both statements.

Operator documentUnderdog Rips

Help article on odds updated: the 50/50 Toss Up option, listed a day earlier for $5 and $25 packs, is now listed for the $5, $25, $100 and $1,000 Sports packs.

Site

Step-by-step guides added for sixteen more apps, and a promo-code page for every rated app, each from public pages. No code was entered and no offer claimed.

CorrectionGameStop Power Packs

We listed its shipping fee as not published. Its cards ship from the PSA Vault, and PSA's own page prices a withdrawal: $5.99 a shipment plus $1.99 a card, and $4.99 more a card inside 90 days. Read in an archived copy of 27 August 2026, because PSA's site refused our requests; GameStop's own page still names no amount.

CorrectionPackz

We described value bands on its $25 Pokémon pack only. Every pack page opened shows seven bands with a chance each: Pokémon from $5 to $1,000 and sports at $25, $50 and $100. None states an average value.

CorrectionFanatics Instant Rips

Our provably-fair guide said its Instant Rips help page would not load. It loads: the page publishes odds by tier and describes no method of picking a card, no auditor and nothing a buyer can check.

CorrectionBeezieLastpackripz.ggBOXED.GG

Four reviews were out of date on how a card is picked. Beezie's terms name an auditor; Lastpack's support article describes sealed odds as well as a sealed key; ripz.gg sets its method out on a provably-fair page; BOXED.GG's review had no row. Each review now reads the same record as the provably-fair guide.

Live figureMNSTR

MNSTR's Starter odds re-read: the five chances moved (73.05% to 73.42% on the lowest band) and the page lists 626 cards, down from 630. Its stated average, $54.75, did not move.

SiteTilt RipsPackzPacks.comRips by Triumph

Sign-up offers re-read at Tilt Rips, Packz and Packs.com, Packz's from its banner image. Every quoted term matched. Rips by Triumph's withdrawal terms re-read: the $10,000 daily cap is now in its record.

Site

Cookieless page-view analytics (Vercel Web Analytics) added; privacy page updated.

CorrectionCourtyard

We said withdrawals could only be seen inside an account, and gave its packs as $25 to $1,000. Withdrawals to a bank, debit card, PayPal or Venmo are documented, and packs run from $15 to $10,000 on the hub tabs opened.

CorrectionRips by Triumph

We gave two weeks as its shipping time; that clause covers withdrawals, and its terms promise no shipping time. We listed its sell-back rate as advertised only; its FAQ guarantees a buyback at 100% of its own fair market value.

CorrectionPackz

We said it had no sign-up offer, showed only a lowest and highest card value, and held one graded card. Its homepage carries a first-pack offer, its pack page shows odds in value bands, and a pack can hold an ungraded card.

CorrectionPacks.com

We said its odds tables needed an account, and listed its selling fee and shipping fee as not published. Its help centre says odds are public and per card, the sell-back carries no fee, shipping is $7.43 an order in the US, and new accounts get a free pack. Its help centre says 2–4 weeks for US delivery; its homepage says under 14 days.

CorrectionSlabz

We listed its odds detail and dearest pack as not published, and had no sell-back figure. Its odds tab, read in a browser, shows four value bands (average pull value $27.51 on a $25 pack), its pack page says “at least 85%” for a sell-back, and its dearest Pokémon pack is $5,000.

CorrectionFanatics Instant Rips

We gave $2,500 as its dearest pack and listed its shipping fee as not published. A limited-release pack is $5,000; its help page states the 6% fee and that odds change as cards are revealed, and a 1% vault fulfilment fee applies to shipping.

CorrectionTilt Rips

We listed its withdrawals only as US dollars and crypto, and a 200% welcome bonus as its sign-up offer. Its help centre names Venmo, debit card, bank account and crypto for withdrawals, and gives a sign-up free pack with no deposit and no code.

Live figureCourtyardMNSTRRepackzPhygitals

Live odds re-read at Courtyard, MNSTR and Repackz, and Phygitals' stated pack value updated from $27 to $26.

Live figureBeezieCollector CryptFanatics Instant RipsPacks.com

Live figures re-read at Beezie, Collector Crypt, Fanatics Instant Rips and Packs.com; store ratings updated.

SiteCourtyard

Courtyard's One Piece odds read from each pack's Distribution panel.

Site

First read of 27 apps from public pages.

Operator documentRips by Triumph

Terms of use updated by the operator.

Operator documentPackz

Terms updated: returns are credit to your balance, not a sale.

Operator documentRips by Triumph

Terms updated: CashApp dropped from the payout routes, and the cap Triumph may put on withdrawals changed from $250 a week to $10,000 a day ($4,000 by Venmo).

Operator documentTilt Rips

Operator published terms for a shipping backlog on raw cards.